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Harvard sells Bitcoin: Arbitrage strategy or a sign of collapse? The best risk management right now is to understand the true nature of cash flow. According to experts, Harvard selling Bitcoin may not necessarily be due to loss of confidence, but could be to close complex NAV arbitrage positions. When companies like Strategy (MSTR) trade at prices three times higher than the value of the Bitcoin they hold, organizations will choose to sell MSTR and hold Bitcoin indirectly through ETFs to profit. The advice for everyone is not to just look at the superficial buying and selling actions and fall for FUD. Learn to monitor the allocation ratios of major funds; when Bitcoin surges too strongly, it’s normal for them to sell some off to rebalance. Discipline in maintaining the correct capital ratio will help you survive all correction phases, while also ensuring your assets are protected from the market’s "account burn" volatility.
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